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Footbed

For ideal force transmission, you

can adjust the length of the footbed.
Loosen the fixing screw and slide

the footbed towards the desired po-

sition. Make sure that the footbed

does not extend beyond the edge

of the board. Then tighten the fixing

screw again.

Forward Lean

Turn the lever to a horizontal position,

then move it to the desired position.

Turn the lever back to the vertical po-

sition and make sure it is tight. Check

it each time before snowboarding to

make sure it is tight and undamaged.

!

More forward lean

is recommended for

aggressive riding styles and

in icy conditions,

less forward lean for a more relaxed standing

position.

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Summary of Contents for Pre Rider

Page 1: ...User Manual CLEW Pre Rider Snowboard Binding 11 2019 Tested according to DIN ISO 14573 Article number 1000001 ...

Page 2: ...ase binding system which does not release automatically even upon impact This product is used at the rider s own risk Use of this product by minors should be supervised by an adult It is recom mended that the user receives instructions from a snowboard instructor before using this equipment This snowboard binding is only suitable for users with a minimum of 45kg and a maximum of 110kg body weight ...

Page 3: ...3 19 User Manual Package contents Overview Positioning Mounting Setting options Use Replacements Warnings Contact 4 5 6 7 9 11 16 17 19 Content ...

Page 4: ...tents 2 mounting discs 8 screws M6 8 washers 2 Pre Rider Snowboard Bindings 4 14 Gebrauchsanweisung Paketinhalt 2 Mounting Discs 8 Schrauben 8 Beilagscheiben 2 CLEW Snowboardbindungen 1 leash Model Pre Rider Type A by CLEW Size M ...

Page 5: ... Manual Overview 9 1 3 10 4 5 7 8 2 6 6 7 8 1 Handle 2 Highback 3 Lever for adjusting the highback angle 4 Ankle strap 5 Toe strap 6 Ankle toe tongue 7 Ankle buckle 8 Locking lever 9 Footbed 10 Fixing screw disc ...

Page 6: ...16 for more information Goofy Regular Which position suits you best Tip 1 To find out whether you are riding regular or goofy previous experience in related sports such as skateboarding wakeboarding surfing or mono water skiing can be helpful Tip 2 Another way to find out whether you are a regular or goofy rider is to let a friend push you from behind The foot that steps forward first should be th...

Page 7: ...y provide this service Unscrew the fixing screw and push the footbed forward to remove it Arrange the binding in the proper angle and distance on the snowboard The binding pair should always be placed in the middle of the snow board With one exception in deep snow it is also good to ride with the binding slightly shifted back Not sure which position is best for you On page 6 we have some tips for ...

Page 8: ... parts 5 Line up the holes with the inserts in your board and then find your pre ferred angle by rotating the binding under the disc To read the angle see where the marks on the binding line up with the angle marks on the disc Most riders in our team set their binding angles to around 15 on their front foot and 9 on their back foot 3 The CLEW binding can be used with the hole patterns shown above ...

Page 9: ...l its ratchet lever up Ankle strap Toe strap 9 14 Gebrauchsanweisung stellmöglichkeiten Strap htige Länge ein und schließe ebel wieder e alle Straps so ein dass noch mindes 2 5 cm Länge des Ratschenbandes im chluss an die Ratsche verbleiben Toe Strap Damit die Step in Funktion ideal funkti oniert sollte der CLEW Toe Strap über die Schuhspitze getragen werden Um die beste Position zu finden musst d...

Page 10: ...ge of the board Then tighten the fixing screw again Forward Lean Turn the lever to a horizontal position then move it to the desired position Turn the lever back to the vertical po sition and make sure it is tight Check it each time before snowboarding to make sure it is tight and undamaged More forward lean is recommended for aggressive riding styles and in icy conditions less forward lean for a ...

Page 11: ...eat steps 2 and 3 for the second binding 5 Off to the slopes On the slopes Step out Pull the red handle on the highback and step out first with your heel and then the whole foot Step in Step in with your toes first and guide your foot to the toe strap Then lower the heel until you click in the lowest position Check the locking mechanism by trying to get out without using the pull handle Do not rid...

Page 12: ...kwards out of the binding Where to use it The Pre Rider binding is particu larly suitable for the use on slopes and cross country but less for the snowboard park or for freestyle as it is slightly heavier and stiffer than a binding without a step in system High jumps and intensive use can lead to stronger wear and tear The Pre Rider binding has been de veloped to save time and energy and provides ...

Page 13: ...rther improve our bindings 110 125 mm 90 105 mm 300 340 mm Walking with the foot part on The foot part is barely noticable while walking However be careful if you are walking on a smooth sur face eg in ski huts or ski cellars If stepped on in a crooked manner or strange angle the rubber sole could slip away The sole of the foot part is made from the same material as the soles of usual snowboard bo...

Page 14: ...p and pull it tight The other end is attached by hooking the ring to the laces of your soft boot Always attach the leash first before buckling up the snow board and last when unbuckling If you choose not to use a leash you endanger other people and animals on the slopes Because without the leash the snowboard can slide downhill on its own and thus represents an unpredictable danger ...

Page 15: ...n anti slip pad We recommend the use of an anti slip pad Should you step onto the board with your softboot including the CLEW foot part you will have improved grip with the pad and reduce the risk of slipping off your snowboard ...

Page 16: ...vided for all components of the CLEW Pre Rider binding With the purchase of a Pre Rider product you are entitled to the CLEW Premium Support for two years We guaran tee a quick and free replacement of all faulty or worn out components within the warranty period ...

Page 17: ...ur feet in most circumstances However in some cases the bindings may come off your softboots On a mountain you should use a suit able storing device so that the snowboard cannot slide off Snowboards snowboard bindings and or storing devices are not intended as a braking device in the event of a fall and must not be used as such Also they are not intended to protect against any injury to any part o...

Page 18: ...rmal use can cause parts to become loose or impair their function For your CLEW bindings you should use only CLEW approved replacement parts This product is intended only for snowboarding on snow Before snowboarding familiarize yourself with the terrain and all its characteristics All regulations and signs as well as all laws regulations and rules of conduct on the slopes must be observed Keep thi...

Page 19: ...anual Enjoy snowboarding with your CLEW Pre Rider snowboard binding Do you still have questions Then send us an email to info clew de or check out our website on clew de CLEW GmbH Heßstraße 89 80797 Munich Germany ...

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